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Eugene Brown
A lot of noise was made by the voters in Baltimore, Maryland when Mayor Bryant Scott said he was going to implement a City Administrator. So much for that, because guess what, Chris Shorter is here. The city will look like a corporation and we will have a paradigm change, along with a new slogan. Mr. Shorter did not give one yet, but I bet it will be something like "Quality Personal Service". I am throwing you a bone Sir, a freebie, you are welcome. I must say, I am looking forward to calling the city and not getting the run a round. What about you, fellow voters? Oh yes, what is going on with the board of estimates, I think there was supposed to be some changes taking place there, too?
The interview on Mr. Crosby is a follow up pod cast. The original interview I produced was more detailed. The Larry Young Show is scheduled to focus on Mr. Crosby and his critics this coming Monday on WOLB 1010 am radio. Please listen and consider his position.
No one criticizes Dr. Fauci except Dr. Mikovits. What about the 18 year old children and under? Thought you had all the answers, didn’t you. Stay tuned for the next pod cast on Dr. Mikovits.
Doctor Carter G. Woodson started Black History Week, now Month, so that we can celebrate our heritage. Identity of self is essential in establishing self and group awareness. We were stripped of this over years of miseducation. The public school system doesn't have an Afro centric curriculum as part of its re segregated system. I hope that this dialog will help us to gain focus on self identity and move away from exclusionary integration and move toward black nationalism. My next pod cast will define black Nationalism, please standby.
Mr. Crosby has been speaking out on issues about the Housing Authority and School System in Baltimore, Md. for several years. I was fortunately able to interview him and he told his own story. Please listen and come to your own conclusion if he is right or wrong. Mr. Crosby announced recently he intends to run for the office of president of the union that represents him now.
For those of you who did not have the pleasure to hear this eulogy, enjoy. Did you ever wonder how the Nonviolent Civil Rights Movement got started, wonder no more. This is the first installment of several Black History Month pod cast that will be produced by Africana Magazine.
Beginning about 2016 Mr. Crosby started on a trek involving the Baltimore City Housing Department and later the Baltimore School System. In this pod cast interview you can listen to his story and you be the judge. I make no claims in reference to the facts. Mr. Crosby claims he has documentation to support his. Let me know how you feel aboutthis matter. Feel free to contact via email africanamagazine@gmail.com or text 443 801 4226. allegations.
I feel that our economic health is very important. I hope that we don’t forget what Dr. Martin Luther King was talking about in 1967. He was talking about operation bread basket. This was an economic initiative to move Black people forward.
The last March on Washington was in 1982. At that time we were being fed a diet of heroin, crack cocaine, fentanyl, and lead. So, now we find our selves waking up from the matrix in the year 2020 and we are looking back to the year 1967 when Dr. King wonders about what we should be doing. In 1963 we were dreaming about what we should do and wondering where we should go from there in 1967 atthe SCLC conference he explained. Listen to what had been done and where we were going from there. I think that many of you will be surprised.
The Reverend Lawson is the founding father of the non-violent peace movement of the 1960s. He is living history pay attention and learn something. I did and I know you will, sit back and enjoy.
What is the relationship between democracy and integration? I think that you will be surprised. I think that you will also be surprised at Brown’s definition of building coalition’s. Free H (Rap) Brown!
David L Johnson is a rockstar on black talk radio he talks about the stability threshold and the stability threshold is when all the good people do try to do all the good things then the power structure tries to reverse this process let him explain to you how this is done
The Heights Show George Mitchel talks about business and takes calls. Call in and advertise your business for free.
The HBCU issue is still on the table in Maryland.Money is still the issue.What about integration?
Why did Sheila become a write in candidate?Was it because of the decertification of votes? 9 out of 14 councilmatic districts, 170 out of 305 precincts, the absentee ballot, and 50,000 write in votes, you be the judge.
Where do we start? How about with the kids? Let’s drug test them. What do you say? C4 says no.
The podcast is centered around discussion on C-Span2's review of Mental Health Inc. by Art Levine. Includes discussion of whether or not the US has a mental health or crime problem, big pharma., drug rehabs, assisted living, and more.
On a daily basis, Black Talk Radio discusses whether we have a crime problem or a mental health problem in Baltimore City. This podcast dives deeper into the discussion to allow listeners to make their own inferences, and presents discussions from 5 different radio talk-shows and their perspectives on these issues.
How do you think these problems should be handled?
Yes or no you be the judge? What about the HBCU historically black colleges and universities?
This is a dollar house program that was proposed by Tyrone to a sure low-cost housing for lower class people of low incomes for one dollar you can acquire a distressed home and rebuild it similar to a 203K loan but it will be financed by the city this program is worth worth listening to
Part 2 HBCU Historically Black Colleges and Universities versus MHEC Maryland Higher Education Commission Chapter 1 90 Day Delay
Bling • Part 1 H BC U Historacally Black Colleges and Universities versus M HAC Maryland Higher Education Commission Chapter 4 Foredyce versus Mississippi.mp3
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) versus Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC): Part 1 Chapter 1